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A simple portable military grade radar that detects movement beneath the concrete walls is helping rescuers who are racing against time

So far, 55 dead bodies have been recovered while 18 persons were rescued alive from the landslide debris. However, 6 people are still missing.

The body of one personnel was sent to Kangpokpi district in Manipur by road. Full military honours were given to the deceased personnel at Imphal before sending the bodies to their destinations, the spokesperson said.

More teams were deployed at the site in Tupul to augment the search and rescue operations

GUWAHATI, July 2,: The toll in the landslide at a railway construction site in Manipur’s Noney district rose to 24 on Saturday with 38 people still missing, officials said. More teams were deployed at the site in Tupul to augment the search and rescue operations, they said. Army, Assam Rifles, Territorial Army, SDRF and NDRF are continuing the search operations at the site, a defence spokesperson in Guwahati said. “Through Wall Radar is being successfully used, and a search and [&hel...

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh visited the landslide site again on Friday and said that nonstop efforts from all agencies will continue till each missing personnel is found.

Mortal remains of personnel are being despatched to their respective home stations with full military honours: Statement

The Indian Army on Friday said the search for 15 Territorial Army soldiers and 29 civilians who went missing following the landslide in Manipur will go on unabated. Manipur Landslide: Army Says Search for 15 Soldiers, 29 Civilians to Continue Unabated.